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29/1/2006 at 3:17pm
 Location: Essex
 Outfit: Vermont L Nebraska XL and Montana 4 6
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Quote: Originally posted by CamperPete on 27/1/2006
Quote: Originally posted by langleys on 27/1/2006
Quote: Originally posted by CamperPete on 27/1/2006
Quote: Originally posted by langleys on 27/1/2006
Pete, could you not make some out of wood.  I wouldn't have thought it would be too much with Ply or something.  You would get the exact size then.

Hmmm, you know summat Steve, you ain't just a pretty face

I'd have to look into the extra weight area (even with Ply) but it's food for thought if I can't get what I want.


If you saw me Pete, I think you would change that phrase to ' Not even a pretty face'.
Well that means you must be loaded then Steve as women go for either Money, Looks or.......well er, you can guess the last one
It must be the last one then.

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29/1/2006 at 3:48pm
 Location: Barnsley South York
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Try poundstretchers or wilkinsons as both do a good range of boxes.

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29/1/2006 at 3:57pm
 Location: Notts
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Quote: Originally posted by darthillcat on 29/1/2006

I use folding stacking crates from local cheap shop they are 9" high by 14" wide by 22" long but dont have a lid tescos also had them last week

Dave and Jenny


Yes you can get these for about £ 1.50 as long as you don't need lids. When you get to site you can stake them to the ground on the long side and they make a mini shelving unit or if you don't need them collapse nice and small. If they are stacked in the car do you need lids? Mind you they are open grid stylee so no rain protection.

I would get thes and then make lids if necessary less work than making the whole box. I would use shoe boxes rather than make the boxes come to think of it!



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29/1/2006 at 5:47pm
 Location: Leeds
 Outfit: Stirling Eccles Amber Kia Sorento
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HI, have you tried TESCO.  They do the folding boxes which cost £5 at camping shops, but they only charge £1.98.  Maybe a little small for you but good value.


29/1/2006 at 9:20pm
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Have you tried InStore. i went in the other day and they have a few different sized boxes with lids. Also Dunelm Mill.


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29/1/2006 at 11:09pm
 Location: N West Lancs
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Hi

If you can use the folding boxes, maybe you can make lids for them from the ply??

Just a thought.

 Steve.



30/1/2006 at 8:49am
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Thanks guys, obviously I need to expand my horizons in my search

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30/1/2006 at 9:28am
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I found that our recycling boxes a very much "car" size - might be wrth a look?


30/1/2006 at 9:36am
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Where do I get 'em from Scrufts?, as we have wheelie bins for recycling not boxes.

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30/1/2006 at 10:57am
 Location: Deepest Darkest Dorset
 Outfit: Fleetwood Heritage 640ES
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Guess you'd have to move house Pete? Do you want the boxes bad enough?????


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30/1/2006 at 10:59am
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Quote: Originally posted by Fruitymiss on 30/1/2006
Guess you'd have to move house Pete? Do you want the boxes bad enough?????
Probably not

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30/1/2006 at 1:33pm
 Location: Middlesex
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    We use this 50 gallon tool chest to put all our camp cooking gear in, and the colemam duel fuel cooker sits on top. It holds loadsa stuff inc; pots cups pans plates cutlery & repair stuff & a first aid box. We find its great on the field as it has two large wheels too. Its very strong and gets thrown about in the jeep or the trailer no problems...

STANLEY 50 GALLON MOBILE JOB CHEST 1 92 790STANLEY 50 GALLON MOBILE JOB CHEST 1 92 790:

This mobile chest has a 50 gallon/187 litre storage capacity, a large tray for accessories and butterfly screws for attaching handsaws, levels etc. to the lid. It can also be used as a work bench....

Or use it as a camping box they do a smaller 24 gallon box aswell....

Delta..



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